Noah builds payments infrastructure that lets businesses send money internationally using stablecoins. Cross-border payments still rely heavily on correspondent banking, where each intermediary bank in the chain adds delay and cost, and smaller businesses carry a disproportionate share of those fees. Stablecoins settle almost instantly, but companies still need a compliant way to collect funds and pay recipients through the domestic systems people actually use.
Noah’s API handles both ends. A business can take in local currency, convert it into stablecoins, settle across borders and pay out through local rails such as ACH in the US, SEPA in Europe and Pix in Brazil, without building a separate integration for each country. The network covers more than 150 markets and over 60 currencies. Noah sells directly to enterprises and individuals, and through consumer apps, fintechs, neobanks and workforce platforms that process payments for large numbers of users and contractors.
Revenue for 2026 to date is up 538% on the same period in 2025, with monthly growth of 31%, and the company signed more than 150 new customers this year across remittances, fintech, marketplaces and payroll. Noah raised a $22M seed round in June 2025 and added a $16M (£12M) extension in October 2026, bringing total seed funding to $38M. Backers include Endeit Capital, FJ Labs, LocalGlobe and Felix Capital, alongside angels such as Joe Lonsdale and David Helgason. The company is led by CEO Shah Ramezani and president Thijn Lamers.